Wayne County Herald from Honesdale, Pennsylvania • 3

OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL, THE HERALD, HOKi'SDALK FGUjDRY! Camp Correspondence. Tno following coiumunication from a member of the Wajne Co. Cavalry Company, contains some pretty hard hits at the officers thereof but in consideration of the vein of humor which characterises it, we give it a place in our ooluinns Orphan's Court Sale PURSUANT to an Orfler of the Oi'iitmn' Court, iu the umlfi's tlueeiflti, lh-re witi be expofoil i Pul lie it I the Court House in the Uuruugh uf Honeuiittle, On Thursday. Jan. 29th, 1863, At 10 o'clock A.M., the following k-acribatl Ken) iStata, lit Wit -v l-OT No.

1. All ilmt cprtnin lot aituateln the HOltOUGTI OF HONF.ttA I disiinctiishpfJ aaL.ot Dumtmr twenty-ven (N on Hair. Street in lite property of th Petownre Sr. Hud Rem Cannl (Jompanv, as denteiiateJ and tlescrild in thir mirvHy of the same, uciMiinpa-nieil by a Map bttinsf in front, i'orty (flt and sixty fiOJ fent (imtp, and beins hounded weslrtj ly by Pin hnrtlierly by lot number tweniy-six on BttRin easterly by First Street, and soulh- SHEEHT'S SALE. By VIRTUE of an order in tbe Court of Common Pleas of Wviih County to Robert S.

Dorin iLrtquirn. Slieriff of Wayne County direelp-l, in ll cer-tnin action of partition iu said Court pending, wlnrer in J. E. Hornbeck i PlaintitF and JeiniHn Kfa'o et.al. there will be exposed to public sals at lb SheiifTs Office in tbe Court House in the Borough of Huiiesdale, On Tuesday, the 2Ctli day of January, 1863, at 2 o'clock P.

ol said dy the following described Real Cstate, vis: LT No. 1 that certain lot or vieee of Inn'! situate in the township nf DaitHtHCii, Wrryne County and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described tiff follows, viz: Knsriuniup at post and stone a corner of. N. Hert'a land and in a Hue of Abraham A Strvker'a lund, tbei'ee along C. Bert lund, lule David Skinner's land uth went y-eislit deereng etmt twenty six and three-tenth perches tu a beech stump, south thirty, seven degrees eesr fifty-six and two tenth perches to a post, nouth forty degrees east eig hten and three-tenth perenes to a post, north sixty decrees eat six and perches tn a corner at north went end Htoiie i'ence, south fifty-six degree enst four mid two tenth perches Iu corner at soutb-erisl end of stone fence, south seven decrees -ns nine porches to a post and stones oorner, end thence souih forty-six derrees east frty-me tierchHs to atones comer in line of Jept ha KeUnm's land, thence ooiik Hie sid Kelhun's laud, south forty three degrees woat one htindrnd and ninety-one perches lo stones a cur-tier in line of Abt'ebatn A.

Strvkei's land, thence along Raid' Stryker's north seventeen degrees -west hundred and thirty-four perches to a beeeh, and thence by land of the sume north twenty (je-grees east one hundred and thirty-three perclies to the place of beginning, containing One lluniired und Twenty two Acre and Twenty-one Perchna, strict measure be it. he suma more or less being a purl a tract of land in Hie. wni'rantee name uf Abraham Shoemaker, lite title to which tract of land heuume vested in Cornelius Hum beck (now deceased.) in bis life time, and Jerman Kaiur, by two indeiiru res, one of tlie Sheriff of Wayne Couuty dated -S-'pt. IU. recorded i Wavne County leed Book, No 2j, pages 427, and the 6i her of John M.

tlwud ly hM Attorney, dated January 7, t859, recorded in Wayne County 'Deed Book 2b, page 591, and furm recantly owned hy John S- Wilsun, and upon which ia a Dwelling House, a Barn and other improvements- No. 2. Also, nil thatCHttain lot or piece of land situnte in the township of Manchester iu said County, beginning at a sugar tree a corner cf sub-division No. 1, 2 and 4, thence north twenty degrees west htiy -nine perches to a hemlock, thence north forty-three degrees east ninty-uine perches to a stone near a sugar 18G2. ANXIETY- ALLAYED SNYDEE'S 2STEW GOODS! HAVE COSffiS I y.

THE PEOPLE Awake to tlieir Interests I As ia manifosted by tha doily throng -of 'customers anxiously exchanging Lho'GKElN BAtJrS "or TTHS O00OS: Now Receiving at SNYDER'S Popular CASH STORE I All the Pomestia Cotton Goods are high and still ad-i vancing. Custouierd, one and all, xcliitm HOW CHEAP YOUR DRESS GOODS ARE And this is true, considuring the exorbitant exchange, Tariff, All kinds of DliESS GOODS are now offered at much loaf rigures than they oan be imported at, and much lesa than tbey oan be purcbaaed within 30 days Don't be flattered '-that Trices will Decline I THEY HUST ADVANCE DON'T PUT OFF, ISTow is tho Timo I v. A To maUe your all and Wwttx guvdiascsi, While the Stock is full, Ihe assortment complete, the Styles Ji'lofc'iint, the Prices CQIEONE! COM ALL! While tb'o Gooils hoM out you can be accommodated. 1 II L. I.

A 1J I grtss gcparinicnt Was uever better supi'lietl with the Subdt autiata well 83 tlie 'Elegaiit" of ihe season. An exauiination will, convince any Lady that thit it. Place To purchase Dres3 Goods. Ladies Cloaks Now and Klegant Styles and Cheap Ladies Cloths For Cloaks a complete line. Shawls' Shawls I A very large assortment.

I Together with the 1000 and 1 ArticIeS rfluhstantiaT and ornamental, that Ladies want, and are almost alwAya to he lound at iJN Ladies Fins A beautiful Lioe Fjr the Gentlemen Elegant Cloths, Cadsiuiers, and all the minor article composing the Waidrobe New Styles, iiich, Dmuble, Cheap. -g Domestic Goods A complete lifte, and lor the uiarkeivtrll irtfrfaul. Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths, Wall Sl WiiuloAV Paper; Huts Ai. Caps, Wools siloes, Crockery G'lassware, GROCERIES PROVISIOSTS, WiliE, to. ALL TO BE SOLD F0U CASH -AT THK- 'i LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Yours, repneotfully i SXYDEU- 41tf honexaaie, Del.

0 ldb2. WATCHMAKEK snbperiber this method of auuouuein r-o the people nt Hoiik. dale, and Wayne Uuuutv ireiiernlly. Uiat Ire Will open on iVloiidiiy next, 'Me 2uth NEW KSTABUSffMECtTV" In Cop.as'ii's Building, 2 doors below Herald Office Kor the. REPAIR' of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.

AU work will be done in ft wtnknmnlike munuer, and wurrunted fop a j-ear i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Uf allkiuds, UlSfAIUED and.TUNIiljr'.:' II. HAAS. Honefiale. May 22, CtoHies-Vringer EVEKV FAMILY SHOIM.U HAVE OXU-Ne. 1, fS.00.- No.

Agent fer Wayne Gimnty, Iioneedale, Oct. 22, 1302. EEECII IIOTIZL! THE Hubnoribar respHcti'sliy infuinis tlie Traveling nubl'tc irm "l-ae tukfii iii 1f tn atiovtt Hotel. enuiHftd w-ttr the Uki'i Ii on ri' nnery, nnd has luttjii in tJiH most tpnoveii liVtnuer. His HUUSK.

hit V.aH nnd tii- rm well prnvitled, nt all time, with nil ihe comfuitti sud oecessiiife tor man bwrtsi. by ftirint train itm tu iti whtith of ent timers', Irs liopes tu fticuivv ti share uf puMic pitmumfff THOMAS Beech Sey(. 22, ttiul. A KlL.1,, TUUTUFi'L A THtUTjl.IXC. history of ttie nit triSPhtXc of human atmsles, by Mhs, Ann iriUen witu liisiinH-hl ntwuritey huu ml tho vivUiitess urtd brill inn ol tbnt have rendered wr Mjrka i pofmiii wibn ctlc rs now hi prv Ihe, 10 ton at lliottiry ot tlie ar to tUe irul tie vroduci'd two lovat Octavo Vtnumee.

uzh ejieh '11 ilieiiiivrit tji of tae art. Lmyeiiisuea wilh over tirst class jd ooir hy Rub- sc.ript-H;ii' in ire vutuiue. Lnw.d Autni- f'iu i jiecuie vielusiv tirriU'iy muu HOiiuefitJ ttieir ca iivu once. ub a ctiiuife tnr AptUf 1 st-ittuui ojieitd. as a gucti tiiwry 01 tu is ar uautt or uiur find its way into Trv tituttv t'er terms huh iinriioitijirs.

iKitirea (Jet 'JS, 46Q3 FAMIl.V 00 11 luriiJi 7. wt fcftts fhoo.d haul a Jiottle uf A Oniv o7-i cis. fr hnH.3. JWW IN A til October, A NEW TOK TUB TKEAIMKNT QT PKIVATK DISKASKS, ON TUB FRENCHSYSTEII. DR.

E.J. REYNOLDS KOPKIKTOR. W. Ci M. D.i CuutiiiJiine IMIYtilCUN AK1) J.Z ochcistori TV Dlt I.ISI'F-N A fir is one ol tho most sctenf'tfte hnj miccfstiu! Fiiysicians aiwl aurgeooH in the Cui-tf) tiinlef- lli fame iri pristniuilv known tn fiH V'nv anH iltnes in ttw Union nud Hritian PruvincBS.

UR. REYNOLU- nnnmincfM to tlif airk tn thnt bia HO4TAL trill open ft-r Hi renepliiitt of puiieots, and that ho is tlnily inttkiiisf -ropid nnil cures in 11H part nf tbe tltii'el titn'pj ttiiil Cunudns. wilii hts floiioemrateil wbich ore sent bv Express- under fh! -to It pn pf the world, 'litr- iany qitncks. Boatrum-tendrH niul nnr'Ktf-rs with which tins city and otb-r parts of ttie Union is fbrndml, rnilerii it nocHrtiy to coo- "-tion tl'rt (uihtio ngu'itrKt itiee khttwir, tmm of whonr hnve added Uoclor of (Medtcinw to iheir itHtn ttio fii''carancH of ility. hi.

is to announco to ihoae Ktlliotfid with any lortu of pri- vale diauHBe', tlmt Ihh curna d'rrf tbe m.isit rurimrknbla on record, und his remedies tbo wonder of li fension and luimiiattmi of tlie Hick, a long conrewnf study nnd prd'otfnwl 'oxpftrmncs Ur. R- ita nuw tiiR jrseoiitiff jho utifortuiiiitft with reinedicfi tlmt imve nsvr iiiiirtn sinew ijiBt'iiU rod need ihfttm tocurn ilttf moi ular-Uline cases, arid Htitt in a verv ehort but rBHoiniii. rious driipt. Within ttie Ust forty yems, Dt It Iik cured more than one huoUfBd arid li'mety thounnnrt caKftn of tbe above cim meter, and ii inuy lie Htiid btnly ilmi tnftre thuit onr-huif nl ihe bud be- lire vtouslv trftoteil with iner.ry dtotbar mineral poiAons. l)r Ki can he successfully consulted on all ditaFes will) wliich tbe human family is ailiicted, wilh euros warranted in all curable easea.

OR SINGLE LADIES. All female coniplaintt of whati-ver jtime or are treated by us aiiccerigihliy, -The moat convenient ruonia alwnvs in reserve for iudies who wish to consult us confidentbiily with rep rd to any of liioad int.ere.tiing cuiiiplainia to which their deiicate orgwu-izHfion renders them liable. K. Ur. Reynolds ia aula agent for Dr.

VirtiotR Fetuul iVlonllilv t'ilia Aniune tbe tnaiiv tbouHaud uf these fills annuoily sold, njtt one cumplaiivt bus been mtide against them. L'tdis in a certain siioatiou ehoiild not us them, rhe futrttculnrs of which will bo fitiiod in the. dirt'Ciinns aircotiipanyiiifr eaen box. Price Sei.f by umH lo any pen of tho world, liiiware of eoun terit ita 'J'bev are uut on aale at anv other place in the United CMttlea. fi.

UfvtfttUt' Patkn-T FftBNCH 8aK. iswnrrnn- ted a Hulu nnd Hire preveiilivM against pregnancy and disease. Price CSttU by in'ail io any purt of tie union. YOUNG MEN, Whn Lis iinlu'irf iit Btipief loibfts- liB'tH (intrnfl id' thai budy-dewlrny ipg vice, pfioniil to Dr Reyno'liis without delay. Jn these hb welt as nil ofht r-esea t1r privaTd n'af- ture.

Ur. Ri'Viiolds commends an early applicniiou, nnd wtihouten.V vnitiiy Or aspiration, 'decidedly atrtKi tha' no cuse the nach -nf moriul uil nhnll laiive Irfm without a curb or satisfnciioti 'given. 1.1 Kiynoms' vont, ite rrtvaie. meateat Guide. heauiiftiWy iljustr'aicd, yt'nix uearly UUU Price Letters deperibirtg flffe, symptoms, ucenpntion Sec.

propt'i'iv atiendou to, and medicine. Keciifely Sealed' from observation, sent -to all parts ofthe world. No letters will be answered uniess tliey contain n1 reniirtJiore of one dot far', coneitliatron fee. Condulta-lioii the Onicc free of charge. tAmsciltin'iJ Oliife and Ojieraiinj Hounrs, cnrnef of Mill and Market ati eets, up eraous calling wih wee no one but The Doctor.

The nhove coucentrniioii ot me'ical talent ensxirerf the tick a ami inij. roved 'tree ot treuiinent a' rapid wild pent nenr ciiTe. 'tern jiddieya-l If i. I I Vfll rw ,.,.1. Jliet wilh prompt attention.

1 1. A VI i Kf L.conomy is vVealtxi. CURE YOUa COuIFfQR 13 CENTS, The L'EST and CHEAPEST HoiiBaliui REMEDY, in the Vurl. Madame ZADOC PGItTEH'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY! Mail ZAUOC PnRTER'rf CUKATIVK RA L.SAM ia To the ilirecMoon, to cure in Whooping Couh, and all -(i flee tin i) a of tins Throat and 1 Mad" Z.4D:k; PORTER'S i preper-d with nit from it coiobtirat ion of the kingdom nlfordd. lin retuc- it ib I mialtiieH are bised ort -Vi pier to HKfit liie heal- ill unit vigorous ciicirHlion of tloj bio-Hi' throo'h ilta -limes.

It it not a vioienc remedy, bat emollient-- wanning, and effective; cum he takp'i by (ddft person ur -child. Md ZAOOC I'OKTEK'S liAl.SAM hat Ineii nd by tbe nntdie for over Hi yearn mid has acqotred its present Aale i.j iv in tn'Mi" rcoiiKeinlr-U bv I fume Wtitf huve lied it, to' their afflicted friends and others. MOST IMPORTANT. Madam Zifroc Port ft Curative Bfilsam ia sold at a price which briaf" it in (be reach of every one to ket-p it- convenient tor una. The timely use of a siogie bottle villi 10 ha worth J00 times its cost NO'ITCK Save tdvr Monkv 1 not be par- miaded 10 purchase articles at4n.

which do not contain the virtues ufa Dime lioiile of flladamo 4'of ler'n Curative Hatfam, the eRt of witioh is us rent as thnt of airaortt any other medi- cine and the very low pr: at which it is sold, makes the profit to the seller apparently small, and unprincipled dealers will sometimes recommend other ni" rainoH on whirh their profits am larger; outers tho cuBtomerH insi.nt upon having iYtudania Portsr'ii and none other. Ask for Wadanie Portnr'a VNiratira lialsanJ, pi iue 10 otfl and in large bottles at iHhiMtt.r 1. ml take no other. If yoir cuuiiul get it ut one stur yon can at anoiher fcold hy All Drngpisrs" and Store-keepers at els. and in larger ItottJes at 20 ct.

HA LL, c. UUtvH Propi Nitw York. ti- For fitile by it 10 an i Arcade lluilcliiig'. ilnw tf.n Pa. inn.

13. 18G3. Sv I AHMT KAVY FENSIONGENCY; WETTLSTOIff, GILBKUT 111 BHUADWitl, NEW VOUK city. A ARAKS OP PA.Y, HOtJN'T and PRIZE -Mouev Pcfiinptly PKNIONci preenred tor fcsab led tfii er.t; Sol- -dt-rs. Marines and iSatford, and for the Widows unJ Children'of all puch ns are-leeea-ied.

A If neccKriury pptrs prepared and mtt to any part. of tha country, ith piop.M itifttiiiffi-iiis th-ir execution, onl no elm rjre mada until tne mon-y i lected. Uettera of inqniry ftwerevl wiiiiuul cliai go, Wa refer, bv pcrirtiKi 01. ro Hon. Gen rue Opfh Ite, Muyor of New York.

Hon' Corn.ilii's Van VoHt Ahivor of Jei'. CitV IJbiflin, Mwllen Curt Nt-w Yurk. liathrop, t.udingtoti Jwmic Soyiiiotir, Pres't Banltf of North Am. Charles Jenkins. PrCfcTt ICast Miver liank, WitVieid No)s, New V'orlf.

David Dudley Kield L'sq'v lion. John V. fahoiitids, April 11. 713 Arch rt. below hlihtb, auulh 11100, lHU.Ali:t.rHi,.' IMPORT Eft and ft', and D.aUr inf am.

KiMis oi A 1' UKj, lor Ladic-a uud Chtidren's wear" I desire tu Miy lo niv ft'ivixis ci Wavna und thi Puri'oumhno Canniies ibut I huvh now in sttue, onn t)l the l.arif est and- bloat Hcnritttul eHsorimsnra of aU nds nnd qimiiin-a uf FA.i:Y KUltfj, for Ladies' aiid 'Citiidreiia' Veatt ttjat i4iil bu vorn during thi fVHuud VViiimr. My burs Wfie Vnrope, pre'vionn fn iho rift tn Kiei line K-tchan; the Hir.mr Dmy itnpo sed 011 a.11 (''urn imporitd since ihn ot Aniinwt. 4 yultl nlw sinte1. that long as Diy stvjrk le.nin.' will otfoi it at prices prupori ton-tin II hwt tim ooda ont me bi.it, wjti be ovinia th to Import aand filiiiililnclure any uiut ins and swll tHJHl ai llm itniepiices, oviir io tue unscti'iod state ut ui-laira of ihe Couinry. 1LT ICiueoiber tha name, ijuntoef nd rpe-ot I JOHN h'A ll Arvti u.

Kept. lb. Sw! all' 4k i At tne lat, 111 i ..1 im of Hoiitrsclttio. ''0, t- Etonesdale, January, 25, 1SS3. Disabled.

We learn that Lieut. Jumes tlamcf the VVujne Cuuoty Cavalry Co. baa been temporarily disabled by a kick from his horse. AX Homo. Layfayette Smith of Captain Mumfcrd's Company, wounded in the leg at the battle of Fredericksburg, is now at his home in I'rompton.

Burned to Death. Ou the evening of tho 7th the house of Mrs. Holbert, in Lacka-waxen, Piko took fire and ws entirely consumed Mrs. in the flames. Tho Del.

Canal Co. shipped 007,877 tons of coiil from tliiB place, during the season just closed. Last month tha Company declared a soini-an-bual dividend of per cent. Honesdide Dem. Returned.

-Private Ncsel of VVaymart, this Couuty, one of the- original members of the Honeedale Guards, returned to his home on Thursday of last week, having received an honorable discharge iu consequence of disability. Sailed, ft. F. Lord," of this borough, lor thirty-five years tha Chief Engineer of the Delaware Hudson Canal Company, sailed yesterday from New York, in the Eagle for Cba tie is accompanied by bis family, and is intending to Bpend the winter en the island. We wish $iim a prosperous voyage and a safe return 2ire near Elilford.

The Milford Ifcrald states that on Monday night, the 5th insti, the Khocnpoe School House, together with a Sarge farm barn, situated about or.a and a half utiles from that place, were consumed by fire, jriie barn contained a large quantity of hay and gtain, 4ind also two horses and a colt, all burucd.l IuconcUarism. We learn that in the: absence of Dr. A. E. Burr, on evening last, some ceil disposed persons entered hie premises, which are always left opeu, and set the building on fire in the chamber.

It could lot have burned long before it was discovered b. lady, whose presence of mind in applying contents of a water bucket, after which she gqve the alarm, saved our city from an extensjv conflagration. Oarbondo.lt Advance. Small Fox. -This disease appears to bale broken out with extraordinary virulence thiB winter, in every direction.

It is suid to be rq ging in every town and village in the valley the Susquehanna. At Pittston, we are told thai, there were as many as four huudred cuses report ted at one time at Scranton, Wilkes Barrei, Williamsport aud other places more or less of thf disease exists, and at Harris burg it has becoml to prevalent that there has been Sbrious talk ol holding the present sessioo of the Legislature id Philadelphia. The diseaee lias not made its apJ pearance in this and we trust that our citizens will use every precaution to prevent its The Borough Currency. The new borough orders aro now ready for circulation and tnfty be hud at the Ilonesdale Bank. They are of the denominations of 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents.

la appearance they will compare favorably with ny scrip we have seen, being tastefully engraved by the American Bank Note Company, and printed upon a good quality of tinted paper. Each denomination is graced with a vignette of 11. L. Secly, President of the Hank. The form of the obligation is as usual, the orders being signed by Z.

11. Russell, the Borough Treasurer. $12,000 worth of these orders will be prepared for circulation. fn size and general appear auce they bear a close resemblance to the postage currency. Erig-ade Quarter-Blaster.

Mr. Franklin A. Skei.v of this borough lias been commissioned a Brigade Quarter-master of Volunteers with the rank of Captain. Democrat. If the government designs to make it a rule to distribute the honors and emoluments of Quarter-Masterships and Captaincies among civilians, we certainly have no objection to find Hoiiesdule among the list of favored towns; but with all respeet to the patriotism and qualifications of the appointee in question, it strikes us that a more appropriate selection might have been made from the ranks of our volunteers.

We have scores of men from this county to-day, whose services iu tbe ftrmy, and whose sacrifices for their country, certainly entitle them to recognition and promotion, when vacancies are to bd filled ''To the tiotors belong tbe Tho Teachers' Association of Palmyra District met at No. 1, bolioul House at 10 Den IS. ISfiS. Mr lntnua fiiiTiifiin. in Um Chair.

On motion, Mrs. Isabella Cromwell and Miss Fanny S. Swalloes were elected members of the Association. The house then elected the following Officers for the ensuing term: J'. Regan, Pros' Mies A.

G. Vice Pres't A. Conipton Sec'y. J. P.

Kane', then conducted exercises in Practical Arithmetic, in course of whrcb a warm debate arose on the definition of the word "sum" and description of the sign The discussion continued until the disputants became hungry, when the Association adjourned to I o'clock r. m. At 1 o'elook P. 61. the boose was called to order by the Prest Mr.

J. Regan. ilr. J. Monahan conducted eloss exercises in Geogrnphy, after which the Association listened with becoming attention to a vivid elucidation of English Grammar by the learned and talented member Miss A.

G. Potter. time to which the exeroise6 in Grammar was limited having expired, Mr, Dunnigan, asked questions in Intellectual Arithmetic, after, which a motion was made and carried to renew the discussion on the proper definition of the word uSum" and the best descrip tion of the sign "Plus" at the next session. On motions Mr. Regfcn was appointed to address the next meeting oo "Physics" and D.

A. CompUin was appointed to deliver an address on "School Government." A motion was also made find carried ordering tbe proceedings of the meeting published in the Honesdele newspapers On motion the meeting adjourned to Deo. .27, 9 o'clock A. M. I).

A. Compton Sec'y. Novel Shihp4Asters. Up in Saugerties an enterprising "spiritually" Inclined business man lias got out a novel style of shiimlasters, being pint bottles filled with whiskey. They pass current among our river neighbors.

So bays rumor, JVtlkes' Spirit of the Times. Sueh change would not pass very far in Weyno county. It would soon become absorbed. The Bangor says a couple were married in that city a dny or two since where the bride was 71 and the groom was 71. Tbe old proverb says': "Better thrive lat-j than sever do well." Sgk-The EmproBB Eugenie has named her svorito horse "Stonewall Mind your uddlo my the Boston Camp near Stafford Court llouoe.

Januiry 0th, 1803. Messri Editors Throngh your columns I desire to favor some frioods with an ideu of soldier life." Since the latter part of September, 1802, 1 have seen the big thing" in a variety of shapes. After leaving our quiet homes in Wayne we arrived at Camp Simmons in the vicinity of the great city of Harrisburg. by some culled the garden of the World," and after enjoying the pleasure of camp life some four or five weeks, oar kind officers informed us that we would soon be mustered into serviue and got our proper uniforms: J' During this time had beon engaged in some important business in and around, the City, so that, of oourso, they could not attend to all the wants of their men in a moment but at least the happy day ai rived when we wore ordered tn doff our old duds, which wero carefully boxed and Sent." tenderly to our former homes for the benefit of our families, the supposition being that, with careful washing, they would become very usoful iu the Carpet department. We were Tery much pleased with our new outfit.

After having been duly attired in Uncle Samuel's gay uniform, the duties of a soldier's life commenced in earnest. They were mainly guarding the camp. We were strictly forbidden to allow any eatables or drinkables to pass the lines, unless marked official." Non-commissioned officers were oharged tn observe this order under penalty of being promoted and especially were tbey directed to permit no common soldier to intrude on the private utc a Me of a superior when a sister or a cousin oame to while away a lonely evening After having been properly drilled in these duties we were removed to Cump MoClellan, another camp of instruction, about two miles Here we were tuld that the pass-word "quit quit or good good would be honored at times. In a short time we became so expert in making charges there was not a reb. in the vicinity to cry quit," and our officers were so pleased with us our Company received a post of honor in the 17th Cavalry, which is commanded by Colonel Kellogg, a graduate of West Point, and noted for his ability in forming a masterly retreat I had the honor of taking an active part in one, and I can assure you that it was gallantly conducted.

In this Camp we got our fiery chargers, and our officers being sad ly athirst for rebel blood, we were soon trans ported to the land of In Camp Duncaa we were armed with a cheese knile and revolv er, which of course made us feel very savagely We talked the matter over, and some eight or ten came to the conclusion that if we got chance we would shoot before we would run, if not more than one rebel made his appearance at one To bind the bargain, we swallowed our last nip of whiskey, sharpened cutlasses on our boots, and shook bands all around. But, we were doomed fo'be sadlv disap pointed, for on ourfecond day's march, after we had crossed the P.oiouiac, a few stray Coufeds, by way of amusement, fired a volley at us, which to frigliteued our horses they wore perfectly un- aianagable until after they had retreated some iree miles out of danger. Fortunately there as oVn as no one killed, though many, to hear their ipn stories, had faced death iu a variety of mys during the day. Our rations have not been over large einoe we Ie Harrisburg. Our Commissary is very care-faito prevent our getting anything to waete, aid if there are a few rations ahead, be takes clurge of them, and for the benefit of the Comply sells them.

The money is deposited with sobe sutler, and a receipt taken, which, for safe keening, is generally put in a deniijohn and balded over to the C'aptaiu and Lieutenant. Eah commissioned officer must have ono or two serliuts detailed from the Company then, iu soni companies' there is an Assistant Orderly Serfeant. and it is a thing that can't be helped it til Orderly is unable to write his own name. (Nifeference to the Wayne Co. Company.) Sijoe we have been in this Camp, our liorscs have become so well drilled, they will lie down fur to dismount, which is very cottveuient you lay be assured, os the men are getting very oorpuent.

Iu qnsideration of the treatment wo reooive at the hds of the Surgeon of our Regiment, and our ofSers, I think in a short time the most of us will buomn so attached to the service as to give up all jhoughto ot going home. In fact a great Uve already become settled for life. The is progressing finely, for "all is quint on the lctmao," and 1 think with energy this rebellioqwiH be brought to a close iu the course of twerftvfive years or thereabouts. 1 trU' Terrile Catastrophe. Locomotivb Boi-ikr week, an, explosion shook almost evl-y both in East and West Pittston; Wefy one heard and felt it, but few were in a'position to be able to judge from whence thbock proceeded.

The Explusion was in full vief.from our office window, and we repaired ookjly to the exciting sceno. The locomotive, ibumb'erlaud, while moviug a heavy coal traia Wards Kingston, when near the inter-' sectienof I'terne Avenue with the Railroad, had exploded, a presented a complete wreck, and. the fiamefi ire rapidly Consuming remain, ing woodw. tlm wrooked car. The' fragments were Jittered in every direction over the adjoining fit s.

The looomotive was between two trains was carrying abont 100 pounds of steam at the ime.r The circumstance of t'here being cars ateach end of the locomotive kept it do wn upon track instead of allowing It to be thrown over, hioh is thought would have been more fatal to lose en Brooks Dat, a breaksman, wa Severely injured, having js left leg broken about half way between the ale and knee joint, besides having received- otheisevero injuries. George, the Engineer, is considerably injured, but was able to sit up ad did not appear to suffer muoh. Brice Iilair thdconrinctor, was slightly injured in the side. Vjn Womolsdorf, a was slightly bit and Christian Zehnder, the fireman, was injred about the bead and leis. The woundeiiien were all tuken to the house of Mr.

A. A. Supers near by. Drs. Law ton and Gorman were prjnptly in attendance, and drejs-ed the be women of the neighborhood rendered every utistflnce in their power to alleviate the eotfuriife of the wounded men.

Mr. Alexander Greif the conductor on the passenger train, arriveilhoiit nine o'clock from Kingston, and made ai-igements for the care of such of the menf as eou not be immediately moved, though all esceji Mr. Davis it was thought would be able to ito their Mrs. Sanders narrowly Osibed death, being at the time near the road, enjged in feeding her fowls. She was envelopediy the hot, dirty water, steam and fragments of je wreck, which was but a feiv yards distantom her.

She sustained no other injury than biig terribly frightened The fence near by was looked to pieces in a frightful manner, but snge to- say, Mr. Sanders' house received no itury. The immediate cause of the explosion, weiro informed, is attributable to the iucessant wi which tire locomotive has had to perfurm for aong time, without having recorved repairs as lumpily as it. should, The load, too, was fjcavynd the grade ascending Taking the appeamtt of the wreck into couaid-eration, it seeirti aimt miraculous that any one near it siiould iiaycfescapcu instant uealii' 4 And Machine Works S'OOT OP lltli STREET, HOHESDALE, WAYNE PA, KNAPP. CHAELESWOETH, Proprietor ii.1" MANOFACTaRCRS OF AN!) DEALERS IN 2vP''y description of Cast, Vroughtlron Machinery, I COOKING I DEATiXG STOVES, PLOWS, Thimble Skein Boxes for Wagons, B'ucksmit-h Forges and Fan HJowurs, VTEXl WHE And Cast-it on Velve Gates fur aine.

Window Lintels and Sills, Circular Saw und Jlfandrels, Io'low Mandrels, 1'mhnHa and Fork J-tandle Lathes, BarJf. Milts, fyc fyc. Made and Repaired. We would caH the Ht'etitiun of TaNNLRs to our i Six Grinder Curk i3ill which we nianufHCtorn and art-tint to fife untiBfjic-ttnn in ftvftrv ifisiipct. ami whitb we stll very loin.

Also, a Piinerior LEATHER ROI.I.KR, tmtd- of solid tirfiRi inHteno ol a linn kohII brnss chpi upon iron which will Ptr(ch and pi loose afmr bring uwd a nhori titim. All kinds of AlHchiuerv lor 'i'uuneries inude lo nrder ot low pricfl. To SAW-flllf A Owners we would Diiy tbut we ars prepitrod to make Circular Saw Jiills at reasonable jirioes. AIo, nmUe ho vera I styles of I. A MILLS.

Cutting for lite-old style Gni Mill always on hand. Would pariicularlv cull vur to our SAWCTMMER, It is et tip "for uso, durubln, wil! vt spring a So.v).. will tiuiu the tSaw on tlmt yu cannot file cku gum a dozen Saws wlmin ct nnnt fii onu, aud sell it ciieup. In liicl, it i juat wlmi CiawVer waui i Brass Castings Alada to order. MoFt kitMU --Castings kTit on hnnd and for irale at reaoimbla inicva.

A libitrul iliscuuiit lo the trade on aii Castings, flows, Stovaa, dto irh the riputatioit of iimh ePtablinlnnpnt for the last fifteen years, logtbpr with our knowledge nf lbs our style of Putterus und mean a euinWyed to fit work, AVe; TCy Competition. Ordftm Rolictd from pans of Jim country which iviH rpceive firornpt at tot tun and be sinjipeil by ttie tsheapuet rJUti. Atldrfan U. Knapi', KNAPP C3ARLESWORTH. I lifts.

JlotHJSilulw. ie: 47tf Champion TilE $ut)8criber hegtt to annouiiRA to th citizens of Honesdnle, and VVayn )tinty, Itml be has purchased lite wsli-kwii Jvfie-tbinent iSaloun, LiBKKTY HAIL Aud having completely lelitted I brou liout in now prepared i etilerluiu iboe who may lvor hi in with their patronage to a style not to be aurpas ed at any other ilestauraut ia town. HOT AND COLD MEALS, fjomnrisinsf every' variety of KlSH, FLRH ttud KUWL, Willi their accumpaiiiinetits, fuiuidheti ut the -ahorlesi notice, ut any hour. Freh from ilie City every 'day, ami served up- in New Vork aiyl. The Heat ALEti, constantly on Druughlj Farmers and others vittitine thf town on bunmr or pleasure, will hod the AiMl'IU bALOO-N a convenient and pcom mical 11 A 1 A II A share of public ptirottage is" respect fully solicited.

'v. Prof- CHAKLES SPEICHEB. HoneBtlaie, Iec 4uf UHION SALOOIJ Streor, (Hernia OlHc. 'lillUIns,) HOKESDALE, PA. 1 thittliKis Jjrepaii(l lo furnish everythhi utuaUy keil tat a bullion, ut til.

Hlmrtijst liytiuw. Warm Jk, Clt M.jsi1is at any tiuie. ALE, WINE, CIDER, Aaa, VfeTfc-RS of Uiq. best quality, ulwu' on SOT FAR.MEil'S PRODUCE of ll kind bought, and li.r JOSiil'U GAlti Havvley Oyster Depot HHR undt-rsigned begs leave to inform the citizens J. ff 1-hiwlv viuiuitv.

t.Iuii, he Iims talt en t.bo-tdd cM.nornjuwa nouse or .1. uurr, woure lie oieneil an Oitsli.lv iWPO'l fur U10 season, aud where uiuy amavsj bo Juuud a iarg supply ot Fresh Oysters Clanas, ittcoived first hands twice and tLroe titiies a week. HOTELS, SALOOJNS, and PAIiTIKS furnished AT REDUCED PRICES Having had eaanv voars cytierieiico this line of Diijma, tne suascriocr coiitulcnt lio giv. sat. iWHCUOli 60 ail Ytuo lility lavor aiul HUH a cnil.

DA VIU LKW1. Hawley, Nor. 4, $30. vl $100 0 mm i a I A 2 outs. Wanted TO SELL GOODS FOR THE -i (A JNew taiu) Wo will frivo a commiKtiimi of one hundi'ed pr cent on at coutla sold by our Aiionrs.

or ivill nriv w-a- aes at from $30 to $ItKi per tnoiitli anil pav uit necna. aary fcjtuflittjea. J-'or MuttcnlarH mlriress. Willi sunup. KUt(iL tjie Aduma IMamiiuctui-intf Co.

May IS, IJetkoit, iM icu YOU TO El- 0afi atIje weii. Kllowrl 7 Grocepjy Fruit and Tet" of V. WKI.S3. Iioneedale. l)ec IS, Wayu County Normal Scliool, THE TERM3 fw.lSSJ-S, WILL COJI fi.VCE Fall Term.

Aug. 27th Winter Term, Dec, 10th, and rrpring Tcrni March laeh term will f-n Uh. CU WiitKLKK, Principal. Nor. 2S 1SC2, 47tf A large Quantity of ir ATS.

OA PS, GIOVKS, III Hr iusfc nt Hie tint. Cap and Fur Htnre J.Ui. JHNM.Vi erl by b't number tnty-eirht (58) on Hnsin ntrfer and hnne siihih lut-iif tAnd Raid Ca'-al Ctmipany by )ed dated Julv iU. loOU, and entereiL record in Waviie County Ined Book o. 18.

pate 356, emnied and conveyed to fluid dcoedeni, and upon which ie situate a Large Brick Building. With TWO STOKES, two atones high, wilh Dwell inga in the upper story. No. 2. Also, all that certain lot of Land Hitnato in paid Borfmgh nfin-pnaid, and Icntiwn and di9tiiRuinhfld as l.ti ruimhfr ix (io on neconn Hireet on in west; shin thereof, in the man or nlan nforanid of Paid Polowitro and Mitraon Canal Company, and which said Ciiuipany by inuenuire uated Junuiiry rih, A 1852.

nhd en'terod nf record-in Deed Hiot( No. 20, buffH 95. cranied and conVf.veil anid itecedent Suid Lot fifty fet-t wide frnni and rtar. and one hundred and twenty fiva feet deup, and upon which ia situate DWELLING HOUSE. No.

3 And nlso, all that criain Lot ailnate in nid IVr Oireh aforaanid. bounded and described us follows Distinguished and designated as Lor number four (No 4) on Second Street on tlie man of Dulawaro Hudson Cnnal Company f8 land, bi-ing fifty fpet wide front and rear, and one hundred and twnty-five feet deen. aniL ia bounded easterly bv Second Streft snuiberlv by lois number four No.4 fcc.t on Fourth iStreet. westerly by Jot No. 18 i First Street, and upon which is a LAIiGE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, bein? same lot of land said Cnnal Company by in denlFitt Hated October 19ih 1817, recorded in Wayne County Deed Hook N.

16, puge 157, granted mid conveyed to suiu decedent. No. 4. A nd also, all that certain lot of Isnd situ ata in said Iloronerh. known and- distinguished as Lot nunihei' jwrt Nn.

9 on Second Street, upon the map or plan ol trie ieiware onn fianal Cuoipany. being htiy teat wnie in rront anu rear, aua ur nrcgwi depth, with a FHAiME DWELLING THEREON. Ko.5. And also, all tbnt certain lot of land sit uato tn ssid Rm-miph ntoresaiiL known dintiujirsed and dosiff- nated as Lot number lliree (No. 3) on Second Street upon the mnp or plnn of mud Canal Oomnriny, tiems; lifiu feet w'hIh front and rnr and of irresular neptli with FRAME DWELLING thereon, and which snid two loin were conveved to said deepdent bv said i ttal Cumnanv bv Deed dnied.Iulv 10th 1851 record-d iu Wayne Cuunty No.

VJ, page 206, fcc u. No. 6 Anl also, all Tin certain piece of Land situate in the Borouph arsatd, comprising the wrmi ol Jot number ttiirfv-seveti No, 37) on Second Street, and three feet in width, the whole depth from aun of the fwii-iherlv wide ol lot number thirty-aix (jo. Second Slrpe, on the map or plan ot llm Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, anil paid niece of lund beinj in nil lift tlnre feci wide front nod rar am one hundred ami thirtv feel deep, and bounded west erlv bv Second Street, itorlberlv bv lot nuniter Iwenty-t'ight on -econit Mtrcet, easterly bv lot num ber two on Second iMreM, and southerly bv tbe southerly portion of said lot number thirty not embraced within above fifty-three feett and upon which is situate WO WELL NO ft. ABA A LAKGF.

FRAME BUILDING used os Saloon, Dwelling, with other improve nieuts. A tiortion of above described niece of land, viz Lot No. 37. being same premise Joseph Gary bv Deed dn led Jane 10(b 1861. recorded in Wayne County Deed Book No.

19. paea 119, and the balance of said piece being three feat in width, the whole ilenth Irom end ol loi Vin. 3 nonneny side inereoi. beinfr amne niece of land paid Joseoh Gary bv writ ten agreement between him and said decedent, listed May 8th 1367. contracted to sell and convey to said decedent tor the sum ot one hundred dollars No.

7. A nd also, nil that certain lot or piece of land aim ate in the TOWNSHIP of TEXAS, County ifore botin ded ard described as follows, viz rJepm-pinning at atone corner incentra of'ihe highway four feet soiilh-wesl of a Ilultenut trpe, thence north nine decrees west eight rods to etim-js in center of said road leadine' Irom Flonesdaie lo.tr rmitrt settlement. (hence south seven degrees west eisht and one-fourth rods in atones iu centre of ait id Smith Settlement road, thence- south eighty-one deprees wert seven rods to iihiewf beeiinunsf. being same land li. F.

Kimble el ux by eed ihited November 24th A. 1847, recorded in Wavn County Deed Dunk No. 14, page 3'3, pjantd and tronveymt tc said dece-dent. Saving, excepting; and resarvi njr thereout the northern por' ion ot said lot, lying je t-ween tlie Minin settlement road Lady wood I an nearly opposite the Gas-works, be ire forlV i'eei wide on Lady wood- lane and forty feet wide on Smith sellit'iuetit road. and running from one road to the other road, supposed to be eight rods, a same more ur less, and which said piece hereby excepted ami reserved eaiddica-detit in his life time, vis May 1 4i 1861, entered into a written agreement to sell and convey to John Docker for the sum of one hundred and li fly doliurs with interest.

Tkkms if Sai.B. O-ie-qtiarter on dy of aale, and balance on'half in six momiis, and balance in twelve moii i lis, wilh interest from confirmation of sale, to be secured by Judgment Dond caniuiuiug waiver of liiqueet. john Mcintosh. Administrator of M. A.

Uiowiui.X., deceased. Dated lioneadale, Dec. 30, lti'-I. Iw3 VALUABLE 'PROPERTY FOIl SALE A OF UNI) containing; nearly Two lluntlred Acres, Ivinff in DAMASf Township, Wayne County, on the soutu braiu-b of LUe Calkin's I'reek, two iniics south-east of Win. tlu-i twell'ii fthioli are the l'ollowtog Buihiings uud imro veuietit, to Wit: 3 Dwellings, 1 Saw-Mill, 1 CEILIHG-LATH FENCE-PICKET FACTOBY, A BLACKSMITH SHOP, BAKN WQOD-HOUSE.

SPRING -HODSE. And 15 Acres of Cleared Land. Most of the balance of the land covered with a fine growth of ARD WOt TIMBER, and is tbe very bii.s ior arming purposes alter the 1 maber is removed. The MiLl-DAM ia built of Stono. in the most, mtuiner.

Stream is large, with much af fording good sites for all kinds of Machinery, The Mills are in good order for business, and the riaw-MiH can cut from 4 to 500.001) feet of Lumber a year, the cost of which does not exceed $5 63 per 1000 feet when delivered ftt Phila. market, expeudes all told. This property lie in tbe eeutra of a Rich and Flourishing Farming neighborhood, atd one of tha best loc ntiotis for a GRISTMILL, and for doing a geiR'fiil bitsitif l(i be found in tiie f'oumy A luriut --or iircnau-diaa can be solii and exubanged for PorJir-toaucr, Cbeeiee and Lumber 1 be property will be sold very lujF.aniJ on iavorablo terms Apply to or address M. T. YOUNG, Eldbkd P.

Wayne Pa. Deo. 22, 5Im2 Millinery, Dress Cloak-Making STABt.l3HM&iHTJ rrDK undersigned, late of New York, res'peot fully aunouuees to tho' citizens of Honesdate aod vicinity, tbitsbe has opened, iu P. UROWN'S building, Ovor tae CHAMPION BARBER SHOP, Main 8t) A UHA Otf MADAME DEUORFST'S Where she fa prepiired to furnish ov article in the above tme, in tne latent ana moat raiiionttuio aryia, uud dJon tbe most reasonable terms. Patterns of every Description, Furnished iiireot from tiirough tbia Agency.

B-DKEfcSKS OUT aceording to Deuio-rest's appro red style, or otherwise if desired. A baro of public is fePpL'ctlolly joHired. Mrs. A. HAuFilvLD.

Honesaale, Oct. 2l. 1862. 42tf Administratrix. JMotice.

of AdoiTniatrntion upon the Kstate of J. IIaBvev bite of Preston township, Wayne Goancy. deueased, having been granted to the undersifrnr-d, all pursous liar ing eiai ait in -ft said bstafn will the sauje duty authenticated, and all liojte i ode bled are re nested to umke immediate payureutto OARuI-I-SEA. iXiOKKR, Lmko Toiuo. Warne Admiiiiratrix.

Dee. 1, t2. i 4fwti UrEST BRANCH FOUNDBY! THK Subscriber hereby announces to-the Public that be has rebuilt his FOliiVDRY. ami is noiv prepared to rcCeiVtt ordra (or AciTirtOicJ Of all kind-', i.r any other ivyili in his line, tiatistautmn a uui anteed. JOHN H.

Texas, June 24, 1802 -25lf Atwood's Bitters CURI2 Indices) toit, Dizziness, (ostiveness Herter ui Debiiity Fevef ami A Alo. l-'or safe nt JAW 1'iN HICO'S Drug Stoto. June SJ I3lA; tree, a corner also ot a tract in ttie nttme of Itjaac Jones, Junior, theiieelsuuth iwent y-neven de grcea east one numlreo anu wixty two perobea to dost near a beech in. the line between the tracts nt il.rrfliite name! of Isaac Jones and Sam 1 Junes Junior, thejife bouiIi tony mret. degrees west two hundred and sixty-nine jieiehes along the linn ot nuid Isaac Jones and a iroet iu the name of John Vandeiue to a post near hatch corner in said line, thence north forty-seven degrees west one hunderd nd twenty perches to a post in the lieaver Meadow, mid thence lioitb lortv-inree egree etsi one hundred and iweiitv-eiehi perches to the place of begiuuinz.

con taining Two Hundred and Thirty-iiuee Aorta and rortv Perches, tutu upon which tract there are two Dwelling Housed, J-iama, uud oilier valuable- im provemeiit. No. 3. And also, all that cettain lot of land situate in Man cheetei said Coimty, bounded us follows, vii lieginuing at a hemlock tbe north e.a-tern corner ofn'iract in the warrantee name of Thomas Steward-Sou thence by land suiveyed tu Wtllmio Moulder south sixteen degrees east one hundred and sixty one rodd to a stones corunr, liieuce by land surveyed tu Beiijniniu Wilson- south seventy-tour tie green West oiie'liuiidred nnd seven rods tu a stonen corner, thence bv land conveyed Jacob Kelbiin uort sixteen d-gi'es wtsl oue hundred and sixty one rods io a stones corner, sod Ihence bv land sur veyed to Geo. Baker north seventy-tuur degrees east one hunpred and seven end oiiy-lnilf rods to ihe nlare of beginning, con laiiitug One Huudred aud fclieht Acres und 1 weuly seven be lite satuu mure or less.

N. 4. And also, all lhat certaiit lot of land situate in said township of Manchester, bounded and described ns follows i Beginning at a beech corner of the "Isaiah Junes'' and "Tbcmus P. Cope's" tracts, thence bv land conveyed lo isa.ic i. outer north forty-four dn Mfees east went seven and three fourth rods lo a atones corner, thence by laud conveyed Irfauc Pai-mehter, east one hiinured and thirty eight and nine teiictis rods to a post corner, thence hy said iami s.tr veyed to 'Isaiah south forty -four degrees fifty-six and tive-tenl hs rods to a susnr tree corner, thence along ttie Warrant survey line er-enty-lhree ami one-half degrees, west seventy-eight rods to a post corner, and thence by said "'Isaiah Jones north forty-six degrees, west sixty-one and three (tilths tods to the place of beginning, couiain- tng thirty-eight acres uud nineteen perches be the same mute or less.

No- 5. And ft lo, all that certain lot of land situate hi the township of Manchester aforesaid, beginning at post npar a lieecii tree lor the northern corner uJ tract oi lund in the Warrantee urine or 'Ssinuni .1 iheuce by laud iu the wenantee name uf 'fovun mninlr soutlt luny ieveu degreee east oue hundi ed and forty eight, rods to a post comet- bv intirked hrnch, thence by tlio eastern eei.tiou of haid tract uf ftaiimel Junes, somb forty ihrne degrees west one hundred and rods lo a beech corner thence hy the western section of eaid tract north forty -seven degrees, west one bundled and forty-eighi rods io a post corner n-r a markea hem look, and thence by irac in the warrantee mime uf 'Samuel norlh forty-three degrees eant one hundred and thirtv-lwo rods lo the place of begin-uig, containing tuie hundred anu Iweutv i wo acres and sjxioeu pcithes ot land be the' bunio more or tess.j 6. And also, all lhat certain tot or piece of lund situ ale in tho township of Manchester and Countv afore sunt, hounded on the north by Knits conveved ti 1 Samuel Sampson. and the easr, south weal bv laud surveyed to "Ismail Jones, containing Twenty (y() teres lie ihe same more or teas The title to winch said frive (." last described lots liecame vested in the aforesaid Curimliua Horn beck, now deceased ins iHetiuin. ana sum jerman n.

iveator lv ttie foitowi-'g coiiVttv.uces, vik i wo indentures of Sher- tti'tif Wayne County dated Sept hn and lOih DV8, reconleil resneeiively iu waytm County Deed 26, page Si 84, and indenture of Kite and tlliMiuanu nated Mnrch 14th ruconled in afore aaid Ih.ok No. 2b. page bf8, anil indenture of James Manning el ut. dahl Julv 17th lUbO. recorded in Deed liouk Nu, 2y, page II.

S. DOUIN, SherifT. Sheriff's Office, TTouesduic, Dec.bth 18o2. 5(w3 0EPHAFS COUET ALE. I'AJt'nTION-Kstntf of JOHlV fiTKPHBi uio of ii eaton CoVHftlf wy ne Couuty PURSL'AN'f to an Order of Ihe Orphan's Court of Wayne County, i rented to the undersigned, wha was appomteu oy ssia urt iruestee to nake Sale thereof, trie undorstgued will xpo to public sale, On Friday the 23d day of January.

1863, at i oiocii i nt tne tiott Kept tfiam tiyjncs iu tbe toiyunuip of iVlouu? iJkasant, all lUat certi.4ii Situato in rliESTOX Wavae County. voiitaiinup, in ail, 153 Acres and 60 rcrches, be same more or less, and npon which is a and other Improvements. It beioc same Fafun of which Stephens dird seizeo, anu ior years past occupied uy nis son Jolm since deceased. and which Klijith lic et-ux by Deed d.ited Sp6. Sd, recorded in lced Hook No.

8, ptige 2Iii, co: veyed to suid John Stephens. This is a very valuable Krin, with large Improve ment, anu is situate on me Beimont ana Uwrgo i urn. pike, whicn passes turough ne.ir'y the center thereof. Rccmn-jiodate purehaiers, tf desired, same will be exposed to'snlo iu Two superate parcels. oiie parcel, conLuiiiiiifr abut Kighty Acres, mure or less, on the 6ii3t viuc ot satd luruptKe.

and cue other jutrrel, on-tainin' about same quantity, oil thu wofit bide of suid Turnpike- Tkkms op Salk. One-third Cash on day of shId, and balance iu six and twelve uionMi's, witir iirt-orast from dale of sale, secured by Judgment, boml with waiver of iuqutiition. oAtvi Ij o. (nitvi iK-n. 1 to make aitle of Ui Keul Instate of John btepuens, doo'd.

Paied Uottesdale, Dec. 16, -Ww4 C. PALMER, Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings. Dei OT Pi. A full assortment constantly on band.

Alao, HUB KtKS of the bHt- qanlity. The 11 iubeafc Market Price ijaid for Hides and Skm. fc.W. IS, THE INDIAN DGCT0H W1L I. ITIv AT JONES' WAiftli: CO.

HOTKL, HONK8DAI.K, From the 1st to th 6th of Jan'y, I863f And trom ihe 1st tu titU ol escrV wuntu tbcreuliur To cure all who are aSiieted tritbany Ail wbo ant to be cured, sboutd improve tbis op- resh Oyslers, Families, Tarties arid Saloons Supplied with CHEAl anil GOi'l) us over, hj WEted. Uonesilulo, Dec. 18, rpY A UUTTLK of A i'VVOOj BH TUKS. Vr si ot Jt) i.v Bro! lrue JStwe, June 'io lis-1'. fe-'StJwuu'e,.